Recurring Journal IDs
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Modified on: Mon, 18 Jul, 2022 at 9:11 AM
What This Process Does
- Allows user to review Recurring Journal Entry IDs added for the Build Recurring Entries process.
Best Practices
- Contains the static information regarding Journal Entries that you make on a regular basis.
Maintain Recurring Journal Entry IDs
- Finance → Financial Management → Setup → Recurring JE Setup → Recurring IDs → Select a Recurring ID
FIELDS | Opt. | Rec. | Req. | Description |
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Delete This Record | ♦ | — | — | Set to true to delete the record |
Recurring ID | — | — | ♦ | A user-defined ID that is created |
Active Flag | — | ♦ | — | If true, Recurring ID is active |
Proration Type | — | — | ♦ | - Flat Amount –
- use if the account and the amount is the same each time a recurring Journal Entry is applied
- use if the account is the same but the amount is different each time a J/E is applied; leave the amount field blank when building a recurring J/E and add in an amount when applying the Recurring J/E.
- Proration Amount – use if you consistently apply percentages to multiple account codes (40% to one account code and 60% to another account code)
- Unit Rate -
- use if the recurring J/E is based on a number of units received and the amount and number of units is always the same
- use if the recurring J/E is based on a number of units received and the amount and number of units is always different when a J/E is applied; leave the amount and unit field blank when building a recurring J/E and add in an amount and number of units when applying the Recurring J/E
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Last Applied Date | — | ♦ | — | Last date that this Recurring ID was applied |
Description | — | ♦ | — | A description for the Recurring J/E ID; a good way to group and categorize your IDs |
Notes | ♦ | — | — | Optional notes for the Recurring ID |
Opt. = Optional Rec. = Recommended Req. = Required |
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